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'''Bulbasaur and the Hidden Village''' (Japanese: '''かくれざとのフシギダネ''' ''{{tt|Fushigidane|Bulbasaur}} of the Hidden Village'') is the tenth episode of the [[Pokémon anime]]. It was first broadcast in Japan on June 3, 1997 and in the United States on September 21, 1998. | '''Bulbasaur and the Hidden Village''' (Japanese: '''かくれざとのフシギダネ''' ''{{tt|Fushigidane|Bulbasaur}} of the Hidden Village'') is the tenth episode of the [[Pokémon anime]]. It was first broadcast in Japan on June 3, 1997 and in the United States on September 21, 1998. | ||
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Our heroes are wandering through the forest without a compass, trying to find the path to [[Vermilion City]]. {{Ash}} and [[Misty]] are fighting, as usual, this time over who led them astray, while [[Brock]] is trying to get them to cool down. | Our heroes are wandering through the forest without a compass, trying to find the path to [[Vermilion City]]. {{Ash}} and [[Misty]] are fighting, as usual, this time over who led them astray, while [[Brock]] is trying to get them to cool down. | ||
They pause for a rest, and Ash sees an {{p|Oddish}} taking a drink. Misty sends her {{TP|Misty|Starmie}} to fight the Oddish so she can catch it. The Oddish is defeated, but Misty's [[Poké Ball]] is deflected by the appearance of a {{p|Bulbasaur}} before she can claim it. The Bulbasaur attacks and defeats the Starmie; Ash sends his {{AP|Butterfree}} after the Bulbasaur with a {{m|Sleep Powder}} attack, but the Bulbasaur blows the powder back at Butterfree. Both the Oddish and the Bulbasaur run off into the underbrush. | They pause for a rest, and Ash sees an {{p|Oddish}} taking a drink. Misty sends her {{TP|Misty|Starmie}} to fight the Oddish so she can {{pkmn2|Caught|catch}} it. The Oddish is defeated, but Misty's [[Poké Ball]] is deflected by the appearance of a {{p|Bulbasaur}} before she can claim it. The Bulbasaur attacks and defeats the Starmie; Ash sends his {{AP|Butterfree}} after the Bulbasaur with a {{m|Sleep Powder}} attack, but the Bulbasaur blows the powder back at Butterfree. Both the Oddish and the Bulbasaur run off into the underbrush. | ||
The trio attempt to cross a rope bridge, but a wind starts to rip the bridge apart. Brock falls into the river below, while Misty and Pikachu cling to Ash. Ash ultimately manages to pull them up, and the three make their way to the end of the bridge. They make their way down to water level and go looking for Brock. At once, Misty falls through a dead fall into a pit. Ash pulls her out, and they go on looking. As they walk along, Misty's toe catches a rope, and they find themselves suspended in a net. They're found by the Bulbasaur. | The trio attempt to cross a rope bridge, but a wind starts to rip the bridge apart. Brock falls into the river below, while Misty and Pikachu cling to Ash. Ash ultimately manages to pull them up, and the three make their way to the end of the bridge. They make their way down to water level and go looking for Brock. At once, Misty falls through a dead fall into a pit. Ash pulls her out, and they go on looking. As they walk along, Misty's toe catches a rope, and they find themselves suspended in a net. They're found by the Bulbasaur. | ||
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Brock and Ash are tending to a {{p|Staryu}}, while Misty apologizes to the Oddish. She and Ash begin quarreling, and the Bulbasaur tackles Misty, thinking Oddish was in danger. Melanie explains that Bulbasaur volunteered to protect the whole village. Bulbasaur tries to push Ash out of the village because it doesn't trust Pokémon Trainers. Ash wishes he had a Pokémon that brave. | Brock and Ash are tending to a {{p|Staryu}}, while Misty apologizes to the Oddish. She and Ash begin quarreling, and the Bulbasaur tackles Misty, thinking Oddish was in danger. Melanie explains that Bulbasaur volunteered to protect the whole village. Bulbasaur tries to push Ash out of the village because it doesn't trust Pokémon Trainers. Ash wishes he had a Pokémon that brave. | ||
Team Rocket appears from behind a cloud, standing on a balloon-lifted platform, reciting their mantra. They land in a clearing outside the village, and try to collect all the Pokémon in the village with a massive vacuum. Brock herds everyone into the cabin, but Oddish gets caught in the suction. Bulbasaur rescues Oddish with its {{m|Vine Whip | Team Rocket appears from behind a cloud, standing on a balloon-lifted platform, reciting their mantra. They land in a clearing outside the village, and try to collect all the Pokémon in the village with a massive vacuum. Brock herds everyone into the cabin, but Oddish gets caught in the suction. Bulbasaur rescues Oddish with its {{m|Vine Whip}}, and Ash helps block the wind so it can carry Oddish to the cabin. The vacuum starts to actually pull the roof off the cabin, so Bulbasaur uses its vine whips to smack the hose around. Ash releases his {{AP|Pidgeotto}} with instructions to start a {{m|Gust}} attack. The resultant tornado tosses Team Rocket and their platform into the distance. | ||
Melanie asks Ash to take the Bulbasaur with him; the village is too small for its bulb to grow. She says the Pokémon are staying in the village too long, because the Bulbasaur has done too good a job of protecting them. She feels Ash will be a good Trainer for Bulbasaur. Bulbasaur agrees to go with Ash, on condition that they battle first. Ash sends Pikachu, and the two trade rams. Bulbasaur uses its vine whips to toss Pikachu around, but Ash calls for a {{m|Thunderbolt}}, which shocks Bulbasaur into submission, allowing Ash to catch it | Melanie asks Ash to take the Bulbasaur with him; the village is too small for its bulb to grow. She says the Pokémon are staying in the village too long, because the Bulbasaur has done too good a job of protecting them. She feels Ash will be a good Trainer for Bulbasaur. Bulbasaur agrees to go with Ash, on condition that they battle first. Ash sends Pikachu, and the two trade rams. Bulbasaur uses its vine whips to toss Pikachu around, but Ash calls for a {{m|Thunderbolt}}, which shocks Bulbasaur into submission, allowing Ash to [[Ash's Bulbasaur|catch it]]. Brock offers to stay and help, but Melanie refuses, telling him to continue on his adventures. | ||
== Major events == | == Major events == | ||
* {{Ash}} catches a {{ | * {{Ash}} {{pkmn2|Caught|catches}} a {{AP|Bulbasaur}}. | ||
* [[Misty]] unsuccessfully tries to capture an {{p|Oddish}}. | * [[Misty]] unsuccessfully tries to capture an {{p|Oddish}}. | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* This is the first episode of a three-episode arc where Ash gets each of [[Kanto]]'s [[starter Pokémon]]. | * This is the first episode of a three-episode arc where Ash gets each of [[Kanto]]'s [[starter Pokémon]]. | ||
* [[Eric Stuart]] takes over for [[Ted Lewis]] in the role of James as of this episode. | * [[Eric Stuart]] takes over for [[Ted Lewis]] in the role of James as of this episode. | ||
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=== Errors === | === Errors === | ||
* Before Ash helps Bulbasaur, part of Bulbasaur's bulb disappears. | * Before Ash helps Bulbasaur, part of Bulbasaur's bulb disappears. | ||
* When [[Team Rocket]] falls down into a hole, {{MTR}}'s paws turn dark brown and his lower body turn dark colored. | * When [[Team Rocket]] falls down into a hole, {{MTR}}'s paws turn dark brown and his lower body turn dark colored. | ||
* When | * When Team Rocket got caught in the net, Meowth's ears turn light brown. | ||
* Misty believes {{p|Oddish}} to be a {{type2|Water}} because she saw it taking a drink. | * Misty believes {{p|Oddish}} to be a {{type2|Water}} because she saw it taking a drink. | ||
* After Ash captures Bulbasaur, Melanie's shirt is red instead of pink. | * After Ash captures Bulbasaur, Melanie's shirt is red instead of pink. | ||
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=== Dub edits === | === Dub edits === | ||
* The exchange between Ash and Misty at the bridge was different: In the dub versions, Ash was losing confidence, while Misty was encouraging him, while in the original version, Ash says Misty is far too heavy, and Misty berates Ash for implying that she's fat. | * The exchange between Ash and Misty at the bridge was different: In the dub versions, Ash was losing confidence, while Misty was encouraging him, while in the original version, Ash says Misty is far too heavy, and Misty berates Ash for implying that she's fat. | ||
* Also, when Ash was guessing about what happened to Brock, he speculates that he was picked up by pirates in the dub, while in the original he was actually guessing that he was picked up by an ugly old hag washing clothes in the river. | * Also, when Ash was guessing about what happened to Brock, he speculates that he was picked up by pirates in the dub, while in the original he was actually guessing that he was picked up by an ugly old hag washing clothes in the river. | ||